Oklahoma City BLM chapter leader Tashella Dickerson just got hit with federal charges. Wire fraud. Money laundering.

The story? Her organization pulled in over $5.6 million—supposedly for bail funds during the George Floyd protests. Bail money that should've gone back where it came from once people were released.

But here's the twist. When those funds got returned, prosecutors say Dickerson didn't redistribute them. She allegedly kept the cash. Now federal authorities are stepping in, and the indictment's laying it all out.

Raises questions about transparency in activist fundraising, doesn't it? Especially when millions flow through channels with little oversight. Whether crypto wallets or traditional bank accounts, the same problem persists: trust, accountability, and who's watching the money.